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by krm01 6y ago
A degree doesn’t properly define the skills level of a person. Having some kind of a track record is a lot more helpful. Neither seem to be present (at the surface at least). The only thing that is present is a solid network. Then again. Th
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How about making Whatsapp not permitted on Amazon employee’s phones?
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Interesting idea. When people post stuff on Linkedin, under their public “professional” persona, they tend to behave in a certain way. I wonder what would happen if this was a social network, where your posts consist of stuff you spend mone
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I second Karl’s blog. Been following the ML journey through his eyes from the beginning and his insights couldn’t have been more accurate. Despite the many criticism Magic Leap Fanboys gave him. Edit
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In our business, async communication is at the core of how we deal with clients. We design UI/UX for tech companies ( http://fairpixels.pro ) and in the 10+ years of trying out a dozen of ways to work, async email conversati
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Ask HN: Which paid newsletter are you subscribed to?
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Almost always, the best entrepreneurs end up being people in a particular profession that identify a problem and build the solution. They dont choose entrepreneurship.
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Spherical mirrors and fisheye lenses do the trick.
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Ask HN: Besides Stackoverflow, what websites do you Use to find coding solutions
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Would have loved to read a longer writeup exploring that premise (which I agree with). The difference between Bad ideas and Good ideas, is determined by the outcome. Something that seems bad but ends up working (milliondollarhomepage, pet-r
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Ask HN: Good books on Hardware Startups?
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Apple Prototype Collector (2019)(m.youtube.com)
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What do you search for mostly? Would a vertical search engine work for you?
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Ask HN: Best static website that you visit at least once a week?
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I’ve never been a FB user and only have a throwaway account to login quickly into certain services (I use it pretty much like Apple Sign In works). Calling a platform evil may be a bit out there, however, in the case of FB, the word toxic i
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Slightly off-topic but Love your blog. The pages for your kids, did you build a simple CMS for them to create pages? Or taught them to write static HTML pages? I’m thinking of doing the latter myself.
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I’m still amazed and somewhat annoyed by the filesize of Android Studio. And as you keep adding simulators and what not (which inevitably happens), before you know it, Android Studio occupies 20% of your entire disk space.
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That’s the same as saying: if you put 1/3rd pizza slice on top of an other 1/3rd pizza slice, you get 2/6 pizza. Layered math.
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We productized UX & UI design for Software Companies and have been running a pretty high converting and profitable business from a single page website. [] https://fairpixels.pro
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1. Write down the apps on your phone or computer that you use the most. If you want to bootstrap a profitable business, I recommend listing the apps you use for work. 2. Write down the one feature for each app that you use the most within
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Really love building tiny projects like these. Had built a simple online code editor a long time ago for exactly these types of projects. http://codecast.me (not optimized for mobile yet)
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Ask HN: Dark mode for HN please?
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That's the thing, light doesn't just reflect off materials. A bunch of lights gets absorbed by it, changing the color and the amount of light that is reflected back, from a deeper surface area. There are just so many things happen
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It's almost always the lighting.
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After building a number of [1] projects that are powered by Google Docs, I recently realised that it also means that countries (like China) where Google is blocked, won't be able to access your content. https://upstart.me (
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Ask HN: How much focus does Google still put in improving search?
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So the the insight was: Instead of focussing 80% of the time on the big goal and 20% on what's right in front of me, I flipped that around. So yes there are longterm goals and stuff we work towards, but instead of every day hoping you&
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When we started our subscription design firm for Software companies, I used to share milestones publicly (mostly on Reddit back then). We grew to 5 figures a month in the first year. Like OP, I realized that the goals (and those milestones)
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Ask HN: Any good resources, case studies about bootstrapped Hardware startups?
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What boosted my productivity was thinking about and realizing that procrastination is a choice you make. Anything you do, you choose to do so. Even the things that seem like you have no choice. You do. You dont HAVE to eat. The consequence

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